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The Roots Music Magazine Including Rock'n'roll, R&B, Soul, Jazz, Folk
www.tftw.org.uk £1/19/11d - £2.00 - €3.00 - $3.75 The Roots Music Magazine including Rock'n'Roll, R&B, soul, jazz, folk, The Roots Music Networking Group country and 58 much more ALL ARTICLES/IMAGES ARE COPYRIGHT OF THEIR RESPECTIVE AUTHORS FOR REPRODUCTION, PLEASE CONTACT ALAN LLOYD VIA TFTW.ORG.UK The sound of Robb Davis’s double bass being slapped as Brian ‘Bunter’ Clark’s drums whacked the offbeat, Claire Hamlin from the Alabama Slammers, her fingers pounding the keyboards, and John Spencely’s guitar starting to riff as the House Band kicked off ‘Tales From The Woods’ rock party at the ‘Inn On The Green’ in Portobello, W11. The beginning of a real night of fifties Rock’n'Roll with many singers sitting in throughout the evening including Cliff Edmunds (the Avengers), a perfect rendering of ‘Move It’ and ‘Brand New Cadillac’; Pete Stockton ‘Girl Of My Best Friend’; Dave Sampson (the Hunters) sang ‘Love Me’; Danny Rivers, ‘Can’t You Hear My Heart’ plus Ray Lee (Dream Lover) and of course Rockin' Gerry Champion of the 2i’s coffee bar, rocked ‘I Go Ape’. Everybody was here not only to celebrate Keith’s birthday but also to thank him for all his great efforts in keeping the faith and attracting musicians from that magic time, way back when I was really young and played or jived the night away in Soho town. We even had a Skiffle group and Allan Bailey, (Soho Leg-ends) sang ‘Rock Island Line’. A friend shouted in my ear that “No tea chest bass sounded as good as the ones made for PG Tips!” In fact Ken Major had brought his original one from back in 1956. -
Porretta Soul Festival 23° Anno
Giovedì 22 Luglio Ore 21 (Ingresso Libero) 24 Luglio Ore 12 Bononia Sound Machine, The Sweethearts Rufus Thomas Café (Australia), Fun Opera (The Opera meets Otis Enzo Gentile presenta “Jimi Santo subito” Redding). 25 Luglio ore 11 Venerdì 23 Luglio Ore 21 Concerto Gospel - Porretta Terme, Thelma Jones, Chick Rodgers & The Soul Chiesa dei Padri Cappuccini Village, The Memphis All Star Rhythm & Blues Band Special guest Rodney Ellis, Rare Groove 25 Luglio ore 12 Orchestra. ”Sweet Soul Music” con Dave ”Daddy Cool” Booth, Detlev Hoegen della Bear Family Sabato 24 Luglio Ore 20 e il “British Ambassador of Soul” David Lavelle White, Clay Hammond, Green Brothers, Nathan. Conduce Ernesto De Pascale. McKinley Moore, Bruce James, The Memphis Porretta T., Hotel Helvetia All Star Rhythm & Blues Band, Tribute To Willie Mitchell with Groove City - Feat. Charlie 25 Luglio ore 15.30 Wood, Sax Gordon, Bobby Manuel. Jimi Hendrix – filmati rari e inediti a cura di Enzo Gentile. BAM (Old Prison) Domenica 25 Luglio Ore 20 Memphis Soul Night Revue with The Memphis 23 years of soul music in Porretta All Star Rhythm & Blues Band (feat. Chick Porretta Terme, BAM Museum Rodgers, Thelma Jones, Green Brothers, Clay Info Hammond, Lavelle White, McKinley Moore, www.porrettasoul.it Bruce James), Fred Wesley and The New JB’s. 0534 22021 335 7214996 Concerti gratuiti e manifestazioni collaterali Prevendite www.vivaticket.it 23/25 Luglio dalle 11 alle 19 www.boxol.it Soul Food/Rufus Thomas Café Stage Porretta Terme, Piazza della Libertà. Prezzi Italian Rhythm & Blues Explosion. Abbonamento Euro 65 Una serata Euro 25 19 Luglio Ore 21 The Sweethearts Ufficio Stampa Vergato, Piazza Capitani della Montagna 20 Luglio Ore 19 La Musica nell’Anima, The Sweethearts & guest Porretta Terme, Garden dell’Hotel Helvetia, Party Inaugurale di Beneficenza. -
Country Christmas ...2 Rhythm
1 Ho li day se asons and va ca tions Fei er tag und Be triebs fe rien BEAR FAMILY will be on Christmas ho li days from Vom 23. De zem ber bis zum 10. Ja nuar macht De cem ber 23rd to Ja nuary 10th. During that peri od BEAR FAMILY Weihnach tsfe rien. Bestel len Sie in die ser plea se send written orders only. The staff will be back Zeit bitte nur schriftlich. Ab dem 10. Janu ar 2005 sind ser ving you du ring our re gu lar bu si ness hours on Mon- wir wie der für Sie da. day 10th, 2004. We would like to thank all our custo - Bei die ser Ge le gen heit be dan ken wir uns für die gute mers for their co-opera ti on in 2004. It has been a Zu sam men ar beit im ver gan ge nen Jahr. plea su re wor king with you. BEAR FAMILY is wis hing you a Wir wünschen Ihnen ein fro hes Weih nachts- Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. fest und ein glüc kliches neu es Jahr. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS ..........2 BEAT, 60s/70s ..................86 COUNTRY .........................8 SURF .............................92 AMERICANA/ROOTS/ALT. .............25 REVIVAL/NEO ROCKABILLY ............93 OUTLAWS/SINGER-SONGWRITER .......25 PSYCHOBILLY ......................97 WESTERN..........................31 BRITISH R&R ........................98 WESTERN SWING....................32 SKIFFLE ...........................100 TRUCKS & TRAINS ...................32 INSTRUMENTAL R&R/BEAT .............100 C&W SOUNDTRACKS.................33 C&W SPECIAL COLLECTIONS...........33 POP.............................102 COUNTRY CANADA..................33 POP INSTRUMENTAL .................108 COUNTRY -
Luther Ingram
THE PITIFULS Hold My Heart To The Fire LocoBop L2I-012 Malaco Records’ house band in Jackson, MS was one of the best tight knit rhythm sections that southern studios were noted for in the 1960s and ‘70s. James Stroud (drums), Carson Whitsett (keyboards), Dino Zimmerman (guitar), and Don Barrett (bass) shaped hits by ZZ Hill, Dorothy Moore, Paul Simon, Paul Davis, Little Milton, Bobby Blue Bland, Johnnie Taylor, and Eddie Floyd. In the early 1980s, Stroud seized an opportunity to work with some of Nashville’s biggest names. Barrett, Zimmerman, and Whitsett, coincidently but individually, made Nashville their home as well. No longer a unit, they independently recorded with KT Oslin, Eddie Rabbitt, Janis Ian, Kathy Mattea, BB King, Eric Clapton, Suzy Bogguss, John Mayall, and Waylon Jennings. Whitsett also collaborated with Dan Penn, Tony Joe White, and others writing hits for Solomon Burke, Lorrie Morgan, John Anderson, Joe Cocker, and Conway Twitty. THE NEXT FOOL I FORGOT TO BE YOUR LOVER In 1996, Whitsett, Zimmerman, and Barrett reunited for a CLEAN SLATE one-off project with drummer Jimmy Hyde of Eddie SMOKE FILLED ROOM Rabbitt’s band and keyboardist Gene Sisk (Sawyer Brown, LOVE AT WORK The Judds, Earl Scruggs). Dubbing themselves The THE PITIFULS Pitifuls, they recorded this album in Memphis with Grammy- HOLD MY HEART TO THE FIRE award-winning engineer Danny Jones. THEY SAY BACKSLIDIN' Don Barrett sings lead on the majority of tracks, alternating I'M GONNA LOVE YOU OUT OF HIS LIFE with the grittier Jimmy Hyde. Except for Barrett's I'm Gonna Love You Right Out Of His Life and the Soul classic I Forgot To Be Your Lover, all songs were penned by Carson Whitsett, some in tandem with Dan Penn, Larry Byrom, Gary Nicholson, and others. -
Comments from Book Owners (2007)
Comments 2007 Second Quarter Greg…..just got the book….what an amazing project….can’t tell you how much I appreciate being included in the text. Best of luck to you with it. Many thanks Duke Duke Bardwell (Greek Fountains) Greg, While in high school (67-68) I played sax with the Originals where I became friends with Wilson Rodgers. I followed Wilson to play bass with the Platters (Buck Ram's) where we got tight with Duke Hall who, with Wilson created Black & Blue. I was the original bass player and stage director of the band. (BTW, the photo you have of the group has Duke's wife standing in for Linda Green (who was not available for the hasty photo). I worked for short periods with the Monzas and the Peace Corp. The Peace Corp was a seasoned and talented group with Freddy Owens as their primary front man (Freddie and I knew each other from the 2nd grade. I was a too much of a hippy at the time and didn't really fit in with those guys but it was musically a blast. That was the end of my "beach music" days as I eventually drifted into jazz and moved to Florida where there was more opportunity for work. Gary Champion Gary, Thanks, we appreciate getting updated information. Do we have your tenures with both the Originals Monzas and Black & Blue in the band directories? If not, please forward the correct info, We would love to publish any other 60s era photos you have with any of the bands. -
2007 Spring Issue Classmates’ Home Destroyed by Tornado
Table of Contents Features 1,4,8,16 OOFBEATing Bio updates 6-7 Class of 1963 Addresses 15 H Deaths 10,12-14 2007 Spring Issue Classmates’ Home Destroyed by Tornado Severe thunderstorms and at least one tornado left a trail of destruction and at least 19 people dead in Florida. The storms hit during the night of Friday, Feb- ruary 2, 2007, at about 3:15, when most residents were sleeping. This is the news that I heard when I woke up just hours later. What follows are emails between the Mockbees and Penny Dunn Schooner (MHS ’65) Connie Dunn Overby’s sister. Also, you will remember that the 2006-2007 winter edi- tion of HOOFBEATing featured Connie and Billy Overby and excerpts from their Christmas card on pages 13 and 19. This newsletter is still available at www.ongulf.com/mhs. Estelle Noel Mockbee Area where tornado touched down February 2, 2007 Hi Estelle, I am Penny Dunn Schooner, Connie's little sis- ter, and she asked me to contact you to let you know they took their message recorder to someone's home and heard your message. They are not hurt, which is a miracle itself since they were asleep. Billy woke up and heard stuff hitting their home, told everyone (even a couple visiting from Atlanta) to go to the hall bath. Connie started through the hall toward the living room when the windows blew, and all hell broke loose. She held onto a doorknob for her life. The Atlanta cou- ple's car was found blocks away. -
Alejandro Fernandez
COMPILED BY KRISTINA TUNZI ktunzi @billboard.com DEATHS Dixon and recording for Alligator Records. Alvin Batiste, 74, pioneering avant -garde In 1998, Bell was awarded the Blues Music jazz clarinetist and longtime university Award for traditional male artist of the year. music teacher, died May 6 of an apparent He is survived by 10 grandchildren, in- heart attack at his New Orleans home. cluding guitarist /vocalist Lurrie Bell. Born in New Orleans, Batiste became immersed in the city's music and was con- Carson Whitsett, 62, Southern key - sidered a founder of its modern jazz scene. boardist, songwriter and producer, died He toured with such greats as Ray Charles, May 8 in Nashville of a brain tumor. Guitar Slim, Billy Cobham and Cannon- Born in Mississippi, Whitsett began his CELEBRATING bá YEARS OF ball Adderley. career as a member of his brother Tim's Batiste didn't release a major -label band, Tim Whitsett Sc. the Imperials. After FERNANDEZ album until 1993's "Late" for Columbia a stint as a session musician at Stax Records, ALEJANDRO Records. He lived his life primarily as an Whitsett joined Malaco Records and played educator, teaching music at Southern Uni- in the Malaco house band for 20 years, work- versity, where he created the Batiste Jazz ing with such artists as Anita Ward, Z.Z. Institute, and at the New Orleans Center Hill and Johnnie Taylor. for Creative Arts as lead teacher in jazz in- Whitsett earned success as a songwriter strumental music. as well, having written or co- written for a Batiste is survived by his wife of 53 variety of artists including Etta James, Ruth years, Edith Chatters Batiste, and three Brown, Wilson Pickett, Barbara Mandrell, children: Marcia Wilson, Alvin Jr. -
A RESOLUTION to Recognize the Visitors to the Stax Museum Opening Events As Honorary Tennesseans
Filed for intro on 04/22/2003 SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 305 By Cohen A RESOLUTION to recognize the visitors to the Stax Museum Opening Events as Honorary Tennesseans. WHEREAS, from the mountains in the East, to the honky-tonks of Nashville, to the streets of Memphis, the sounds of music emanate from every corner of this great State; and WHEREAS, from Hank Williams to Elvis Presley, the Carter Family to the Staple Singers, and Otis Redding to Isaac Hayes, Tennessee has borne and nourished the music that revolutionized American culture; and WHEREAS, Tennessee is recognized throughout the world as the home to country music, the blues, and sweet soul music; and WHEREAS, visitors to this great State share with its citizens a common love and respect for the sounds, cultures, and sites of Tennessee; and WHEREAS, citizens and visitors alike will gather in Memphis from April 27 through May 1, 2003, to celebrate the Grand Opening of the Stax Museum; and SJR0305 00624183 -1- WHEREAS, the developers of the Stax Museum recognize the utmost importance of the music that was created within the walls of the Stax Records recording studios; the Museum is devoted to the documentation and preservation of the Stax legacy; and WHEREAS, in 1959, former country fiddler Jim Stewart, and his sister, Estelle Axton, founded what would, in 1961, become Stax Records; the label's first hit was "Cause I Love You," by Rufus and Carla Thomas; and WHEREAS, second only to Motown in popular soul music sales and influence, Stax Records was nevertheless first in gritty, raw, stripped-down soul; featuring artists like Otis Redding, Rufus & Carla Thomas, Sam & Dave, and Isaac Hayes, and with house band Booker T. -
Special Issue on Blues Power
DEDICATED TO THE NEEDS OF THE MUSIC/RECORD INDUSTRY ONE DOLLAR 917006 4111/3000MA 1101.1 0A1E113SNnS d s3/7s 0(714 cnino;orb:; izt38 FEBRUARY 13, 1971 WHO IN THE WORLD -11 Z-Z At Right, Ron Alexenburg, VP, Columbia Custom Labels, And Steve Tyrell, President Of New Discery New Design Records Being Distributed By Columbia. Story Inside. PICKS OF THE WEEK co cn us 5th DIMENSION, "LOVE'SLINES, ANGELS AND ANN PEEBLES, "I PITY THE FOOL" (Lion,BMI). 2BARBRA STREISAND, "STONEY END."Barbra _1 RHYMES" (April,ASCAP). Now that The gal who did so well in all mar- Streisand,undertheguidanceofproducer 0 CL "One Less Bell" has been resound- kets with "Part Time Love" sounds c0Richard 1/1 Perry,hasjoinedherconsiderable ingly answered, the group is start- likeshe has another winner. She zEJvocalforce with thoseof some tastyrock ing astring of hits with thisin- shines on her version of this Bobby musicians and expert young songwriters (like Cl)w tense new one. Songisrightin BlueBlandstandard witha few Nilsson, Newman and Nyro) for an absolutely their established groove. Bell 965. funky touches of her own. Hi 2186 gorgeous album of pop -rock singing.Breath- (London). taking. Columbia KC 30378. B. J. THOMAS, "NO LOVE AT ALL" (Rose Bridge/ 0.V. WRIGHT, "WHEN YOU TOOK YOUR LOVE BILL COSBY, "WHEN I WAS A KID." Bill Cosby, Press, BMI). B.J. continues to stay FROM ME" (Don, BMI). Wright proved like many another comedian before him, has on top with his mixture of country - himself capable of coming through been called "the funniest man alive." Well,if teepterflavored soul and drive. -
December 18, 2006
ISSUE 18 MUSIC EDITION DECEMBER 18, 2006 Chesney, Flatts & Arista Tops In ‘06 NEW REPORTERS; ACTIVATOR REPORTERS SOUGHT Country Aircheck’s inaugural print edition proclaims KCYE (Coyote)/Las Vegas and WTDW (The Fox)/ Kenny Chesney as the format’s Top Performer of 2006. Detroit have been added to the Country Aircheck/ The same issue crowns Arista/Nashville as the Label of the Mediabase Country panel. Their airplay information Year and shows Rascal Flatts’ “What Hurts The Most” from Dec. 31, 2006-Jan. 6, 2007 will be included in the Jan. 8, 2007 chart. Stations not qualifying for the leading the Top 100 Songs. panel because of low ratings or current percentages Chesney took top artist honors on the strength of four will be announced later this week. Top 15 hits, two of which spent a combined four weeks Country Aircheck is also accepting application at No. 1. All four rank among the year’s Top 100 tunes. for its new “Activator Chart” panel. The first Activator The ACM and CMA Entertainer of the Year for 2006 also Chart will appear in the January 8 Music Edition. Compiled in conjunction with Mediabase, the fielded one of the year’s top-grossing tours with his “The Activator panel will be a combination of stations Road & The Radio” extravaganza, which also boasted six monitored by Mediabase and reporters submitting stadium shows this past year. their playlists via the internet. Submit a request to Rascal Flatts’ No. 1 song of 2006 helped propel the [email protected]. Please include 25-54 band to dizzying -- or is it Disneying? -- heights. -
Soul Datasheet
Image not found or type unknown Image not found or type unknown TITLE INFORMATION Tel: +1 212 645 1111 Email: [email protected] Web: https://www.accartbooks.com/us Published 10th Oct 2014 Image not found or type unknown Soul Memphis' Original Sound Thom Gilbert ISBN 9788897737476 Publisher Officina Libraria Binding Hardback Territory USA & Canada Size 9.45 in x 11.81 in Pages 256 Pages Illustrations 180 color, 20 b&w Price $65.00 A must for all buffs of soul music: hundreds of amazing photographic portraits of the great and lesser known artists. A beautiful photography book on its own. Gilbert's portraits are honest and lively. Soul - Memphis's Original Sound opens as a gallery show at The Stax Museum in Memphis, TN November 2014 "If a picture can speak 1,000 words, then author and photographer Thom Gilbert s Soul: Memphis Original Sound is comparable to an encyclopedia." Jay Z 's Life +Times "Gilbert's lens captured the songwriters, engineers, musicians, producers and others who had a hand in creating and shaping the Memphis sound of music." Memphis Daily News The book's mission is to document the legends of the Memphis soul music business. Photographer Thom Gilbert set up a photo studio at Royal Studios in Memphis, home of the famed Hi Records that launched the careers of Al Green, Ann Peebles, and dozens of others. The studio's "green room" was filled with soul music royalty: Bobby "Blue" Bland in his signature nautical cap, several of the Hodges brothers who make up the incomparable Hi Rhythm Section were on hand, Stax Records musicians Bobby Manuel, Lester Snell were there actually working on a recording, but pausing to have their portraits taken. -
A Conversation with Tony Joe White by Frank Goodman (10/2006, Puremusic.Com)
A Conversation with Tony Joe White by Frank Goodman (10/2006, Puremusic.com) When one thinks about swamp music (and one should think about swamp music, at least sometimes), the first guitar player who comes to mind is probably Tony Joe White. He is of it. And he is so highly regarded by his iconic peers that a handful of the most luminary showed up to contribute to his newest recording. When you make a record, and Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, J.J. Cale, Michael McDonald, and Waylon Jennings (posthumous) all come aboard to contribute songs, singing and playing, at that point surely you can conclude that you got all the way there in your lifetime. And Tony Joe White started getting there really early. He hit in his youth, first with "Soul Francisco" and then even bigger, with the huge hit that is pure South, "Polk Salad Annie." He really nailed it to the wall when he penned one of the greatest songs of anybody's time, "Rainy Night In Georgia." One of the many interesting stories in the conversation to come is how that classic almost never got recorded. Tony is a statesman of the swamp, and a real Louisiana gentleman. He is soft & very deeply spoken. When he talks about his family, his friends and bandmates, you feel the love without his having to mention the word. He's very grateful for the success of his great songs, which allowed him play the music close to his heart, without compromise. He still tours the world regularly, more abroad than in the States.